St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01

low, of 249 Exchange street, gave pleas
ant reception to a number of young society
people Thursday evening. Miss Wilson.
of Minneapolis. her guest, Miss Huested,
of Peekskill, n. Y, and Misses Hammond
and Forepaugh, assisted the hoStesseS, whose
hospitality was charming. After 8 o'clock
many of the young people remained to en-
JOY a series of parlor dances. The guests
We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Griggs, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ingersol, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Flandrau,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. II. S.
Tompkins, and Mr.. and Mrs. c..
S. Rogers, Mesdames Selmes, H..
c. Burbank, William Spencer, Fl. j..
Horn, q. +. Furness and A. s. Brisbine,
Misses Hammond. Flandran, Forepaugh,
Morris, Horn, Crawford and Hyde, and
Messrs. Bigelow, Freeman, McIver, jackson,
p. w. Parker, DR.. Witherlee, Tighe, Adams,
Tatnall, Spencer and Jaggard.
HIGH SCHOOL THEATRICALS.
AT the high school hall last Thursday
evening, Henry ". was presented by the
alumni and students of the school to an APP
preciative audience, under Miss Leonora
Austin's direction. 1t was an excellent en-
tertainment throughout, the several parts
being well sustained, and the stage set
tingS, very good. There were several
pleasing selections by the high school
orchestra, under the direction of Prof.
Muehlenbrucch, and Prof. r. W. Evans
conducted all enjoyable, sminuet, i'll which
participated:
EMisses Sophie Borup, Grace Lewis, Eva
Ganthier, Anna ConStaus, Mabel Austin, Amy
Horn, Georgia Borup and Mamie Mcclellan,
and Messrs. c. H. McGil f. NJ. Farwell, E. g..
Griggs, F. r. Bigelow, Ben Johnson, w. j.
Driscoll, G. w. WanZer and Frank Smith.
FORT SMELLING PLEASURE.
Lieut. and Mrs. G. l.. Hodges entertained
a number of friends at progressive euchre
at Fort Smelling Friday evening, prizes
beng secured by Mesdames Frost and Rod
ney, and Miss Alden and Lieuts. Fish,
Frost and Devoll Among those who sat
at the tables were:
Col. and Mrs. George L. Andrews, Maj. and
Mrs. Rodney, Capt and Mrs. Stivers Col. and
Mrs. Van Horn, Col. c. Bentzoni, Lieut.. and
Mrs George Andrews, Lieut.. and Mrs. Frost,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Devoll. Lieut.. and Mrs. Fish,
Mesdames Howe and Glenn, Misses Alden
and Lancelot, Lieuts. Leary and Ahern, DR..
Knee6ler AMI Mrs. Robertson.
IN A PLEASANT WAY.
Mrs. W. r. Merriam will give reception at
her residence, No. 25 University avenue,
from to 10 p. M, Wednesday, assisted by
Mesdames Oliver Dalrymple, j. b. Sim pson
and Douglas Pope, in honor of the assistant
bishop Of Kansas and all the visiting bishops
anu ClcTSy III Tue CITY. All cHurcn people are
cordially invited to be present.
The Ladies' Aid society of the church of ST.
John the Evangelist will hold their annual
Easter sale on Tuesday, May 3, in the chapel
of the church, corner of Mackubin street and
Ashland avenue. unique feature of the
occasion will be the rainbow tea" given by
the young ladies of the church.
The Ladies' Industrial society of st. Peters
mission, (EpiscopaD Dayton's bluff, will give
concert on Tuesday evening, May 10TH, at
p. m. The object is to raise funds to assist
them in building a church on their already
purchased lots, corner of Fourth and Maple
streets.
Miss Josie Winterhalter gave a very pleas
ant afternoon and evening party on Thursday
last at her residence No. 346 Market street, in
honor of Miss Louise Seibert, who leaves to
morrow evening in company with her father
for six months visit to Europe.
The Crusaders observed their fifth ami
yersary at Pfefer's hall Tuesday evening with
musical and literary entertainment and adj
dresses by Rev. Fathers Stanley, Gibbons
and others. 1t was in good keeping with the
beneficial work Of the order.
The farewell hop for the season of the
Junior Dancing and Carnival club will be
given in the Drake blockW ednesday evening.
1t will be complimentary hop and promises
to be one of the big events of the week.
The Ladies' society, connected with ST.
Johns parish, met at the residence of Mrs.
Stewart Moore Friday afternoon. The next
meeting will be next Friday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. DR.. Vittum.
Mrs George H. Ranney gave a grand re-
ception to ladies exclusively from to D. H.
Tuesday evening, and in the evening she
entertained both ladies and gentlemen friends
at progressive euchre.
The cantata. Flower Queen" will be given
at the chapel on Thursday evening by Mrs.
ID. II. Curtiss and the young ladies OF the
First Baptist church, under the supervision
Of Mrs. Van Duryee.
Mrs. r.. b. Ware, of Lincoln avenue, enter
tanned reunion of the West End Euchre
by Misses Taylor and Barry and Messrs Mum
and Phillip Kelley.
The ladies of the Church of the Ascension,
West st. Paul will give social on Wednes-
day at p. m. at the rooms of the rector, Rev.
George II. CARMEL, in Mineas block, Dakota
avenue.
The ball given by the Swedish society Vega,
at Pfeifer's hall, Friday evening, was highly
successful. The First regiment band fur
nlShed the music and about l25 couples were
present.
The Loyal Legion will gather at the Ryan
wednesday evening. The June meeting, to
be held on June l, will be the second anniyer-
sary of the Minnesota commandery.
st. Paul Plasterers Union No. 20 gave it's
first annual ball at Market hall, Friday even =
ing. to the best music of Seberts orchestra
about 200 couples being present.
About eighty couples attended the sixth
social hop of the Ivy Leaf Social club at
Winthrop hall Friday evening. Hilliard's
orchestra was present.
The Odd Fellows celebrated their anniver-
sary with magnificent ball at the Exposition
rink, Tuesday evening. Over 1000 persons
were in attendance.
The Westminster society enjoyed q literary
entertainment in the lecture room OF the
Central Presbyterian church last Thursday
evening.
The parish socable of St. Johns church
will be given at the residence of Victor NJ
Watkins, No. 525 Holly avenue, Thursday
evening.
Prof. r. Fl. Evans will give May party,
Friday evening, May g. ut the Merchants hotel
at $3.50 p. III. Seibert's orchestra will be
present.
Mrs. Walter l.. Wyand, of 613 Jackson
street, gave very pleasant card party to
about forty of her frienls Wednesday even
ing.
The Germans of Daytons bluff VINO are
members Of the Pleasure club gave delight
full social hop at Standard hall Friday even
ing.
The brotherhood of Carpenters and Joners
will hold their first annual ball at Pfeifer's
hall, Tuesday evening, May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hannaford of Dayton
avenue, entertained u large number Of
friends at cards Friday evening.
The Wabasha club has decided to abandon
its present headquarters on Summit avenue
and purchase house and lot
DR.. and Mrs. Perrin and the Misses Perrin,
OF Ninth street. gave heart card party
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Cakes gave dinner
party Thursday evening to few invited
friends.